This Week in California Education 

In This Week in California Education, EdSource editors and reporters discuss the most current issues in education across the state of California.

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Title	Date published
Pros, cons and confusion over $15 billion construction bond	2020-02-28
Dual enrollment’s great promise; also, #MeToo movement in high school	2020-02-14
A surprise recommendation to keep using test scores for UC admission	2020-02-07
As Trump administration tightens rules on green cards, schools reach out to families	2020-01-31
CSU chancellor defends extra quantitative reasoning requirement; how SF State meets multiple challenges	2020-01-24
Gov. Newsom bets big on teacher residencies to help ease teacher shortage	2020-01-17
LA Unified schools chief reflects on his district one year after strike	2020-01-10
Predictions, with a second opinion, on what will be big in 2020	2020-01-03
Care packages to first-gen college students; two views of a critical state audit	2019-12-20
How are students — and schools — doing in California?	2019-12-13
An education tax on hold; San Mateo County’s vigorous response on mental health	2019-12-06
Despite reforms, foster students lag behind on multiple measures of success	2019-11-27
Shootings underscore school counselors’ daunting challenges	2019-11-22
The legacy of Prop. 187; schools prepare for future fires	2019-11-08
Fires take a toll on students; some districts rethink suspensions	2019-11-01
Dueling tax measures in 2020; sizing up Tim White’s impact on CSU	2019-10-25
Tim Shriver: the case for social and emotional learning	2019-10-18
Tackling lagging math scores; combating adversity for African American students	2019-10-11
Inked into law: an act defying the NCAA & new rules for charter schools	2019-10-05
Fired up on climate change in California schools	2019-09-27

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